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var x = 0; // A global variable, because it is not in any function
function f() {
var z = 'foxes', r = 'birds'; // 2 local variables
m = 'fish'; // global, because it wasn't declared anywhere before
function child() {
var r = 'monkeys'; // This variable is local and does not affect the "birds" r of the parent function.
z = 'penguins'; // Closure: Child function is able to access the variables of the parent function.
}
twenty = 20; // This variable is declared on the next line, but usable anywhere in the function, even before, as here
var twenty;
child();
return x; // We can use x here, because it is global
}
f();
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[telegram] <CRYPTOCHAOS> Good morning my KOMODIAns , curious if anyone can answer two questions for me ??
[telegram] <borntobe4live> Someone will be able
[telegram] <Atlas> hello see kmd price app
[telegram] <Atlas> what news ?
[telegram] <CRYPTOCHAOS> Do I need to move my funds of agama , by feb 15th if I added them after the fork ??
[telegram] <CRYPTOCHAOS> I also needed or was curious why the huge pum,ping , did we get some great news
[telegram] <CRYPTOCHAOS> Volume is 10x and up 40% in a few days
[telegram] <CRYPTOCHAOS> The adress question is the important one , dont care about price im in for years
[telegram] <Atlas> kmd 15 forked ? (re @CRYPTOCHAOS: Do I need to move my funds of agama , by feb 15th if I added them after the fork ??)
[telegram] <Lennart> you only have to move funds out of z-adress before fork
[telegram] <Lennart> z-address is private, and only possibly when using "native"
[telegram] <Lennart> so when you´re using "lite mode" you don't have to do anything
[telegram] <CRYPTOCHAOS> KMD forked all 40 chains in itts ecosystem and integrated sappling they hold the milestone for most and easiest pulled off fork in history and that is why its best tech , which is why i think it should be about 100x where it is , but I was cuyrious if we got a new partner .
[telegram] <CRYPTOCHAOS> It could just be from the release of KOMODOS real life functions paper and scalability and other blockchain sollutions that make it the bets project in history , I wish i had more then 1000 of them I will , if it cools down , I missed a 500 fill by 10 satoshis at 1766
[telegram] <Lennart> i don't think there is some specific news to this price pump.. just some accumulation..
[telegram] <CRYPTOCHAOS> The volume is 10xs the old average daily volume ,\
[telegram] <Lennart> if price was to pump on good news, KMD would already be No1 on CMC
[telegram] <CRYPTOCHAOS> was aroung 500 mil a day yesterday was 5 million
[telegram] <CRYPTOCHAOS> half a million was normal now its like 5 mill daily ,\
[telegram] <Lennart> there's a lot going on in KMD, not just the joint fork of 40 chains or the scaling solutions.. also more and more projects wake up to dPoW, market maker 2 coming, rebrand coming, amazon web services partner... etc
[telegram] <wukenobi> Every week there are groundbreaking news around KMD ;) (re @Lennart: i don't think there is some specific news to this price pump.. just some accumulation..)
[telegram] <Lennart> when the blockchain space wakes up on crypto conditions.. and what can be done with it.. booom there we are in top 10
[telegram] <yorklab> There are many things happening in parallel. Go to the Komodo website and look at the latest news about the Rebrand update.
[telegram] <Sergio> I think coinbene listing helped ti the pump
[telegram] <Lennart> maybe some high profile game studios want to partner up for some new role playing game
[telegram] <Lennart> that would be nice
[telegram] <CRYPTOCHAOS> Im sorry so I dont need to move ??
[telegram] <Lennart> where are your KMD now? Agama lite mode?
[telegram] <Lennart> we're now back in top 50 on CMC
[telegram] <CRYPTOCHAOS> agame getting 5% monthly
[telegram] <CRYPTOCHAOS> not sure what lite mode is?
[telegram] <CRYPTOCHAOS> KMD is best tech so should be top 10
[telegram] <CRYPTOCHAOS> JL777


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Provides functions to estimate the size-controlled phenotypic integration index, a novel method by Torices & Méndez (2014) to solve problems due to individual size when estimating integration (namely, larger individuals have larger components, which will drive a correlation between components only due to resource availability that might obscure the observed measures of integration). In addition, the package also provides the classical estimation by Wagner (1984), bootstrapping and jackknife methods to calculate confidence intervals and a significance test for both integration indices.
| Version: | 1.3.1 |
| Imports: | ppcor, SuppDists |
| Published: | 2017-06-02 |
| Author: | R. Torices, A. J. Muñoz-Pajares |
| Maintainer: | A. J. Muñoz-Pajares <ajesusmp at cibio.up.pt> |
| License: | GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL (≥ 2)] |
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| Reference manual: | PHENIX.pdf |
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Implements a spatially varying change point model with unique intercepts, slopes, variance intercepts and slopes, and change points at each location. Inference is within the Bayesian setting using Markov chain Monte Carlo (MCMC). The response variable can be modeled as Gaussian (no nugget), probit or Tobit link and the five spatially varying parameter are modeled jointly using a multivariate conditional autoregressive (MCAR) prior. The MCAR is a unique process that allows for a dissimilarity metric to dictate the local spatial dependencies. Full details of the package can be found in the accompanying vignette. Furthermore, the details of the package can be found in the corresponding paper on arXiv by Berchuck et al (2018): "A spatially varying change points model for monitoring glaucoma progression using visual field data", <arXiv:1811.11038>.
| Version: | 1.2 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.0.2) |
| Imports: | graphics, grDevices, msm (≥ 1.0.0), mvtnorm (≥ 1.0-0), Rcpp (≥ 0.12.9), stats, utils |
| LinkingTo: | Rcpp, RcppArmadillo (≥ 0.7.500.0.0) |
| Suggests: | coda, classInt, knitr, rmarkdown, womblR (≥ 1.0.3) |
| Published: | 2018-12-05 |
| Author: | Samuel I. Berchuck [aut, cre] |
| Maintainer: | Samuel I. Berchuck <sib2 at duke.edu> |
| License: | GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL (≥ 2)] |
| NeedsCompilation: | yes |
| CRAN checks: | spCP results |
| Reference manual: | spCP.pdf |
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L.A. CONFIDENTIAL A film review by Andrew Hicks Copyright 1997 Andrew Hicks
(1997) **** (out of four)
As of today, October 6, 1997, L.A. CONFIDENTIAL is the best film I've seen in a theater this year. By far. I've gotten so used to formula hash like EXCESS BAGGAGE and SPEED 2 that when an intelligent, suspenseful, absorbing action drama like this comes along, I feel privileged. So often when I take the time and money to go to a theater, I lose IQ points on the drivel that is tossed at me. That's not to say there isn't highly entertaining drivel out there; it's just much better to see something original and unpredictable that makes you think but never bores you.
L.A. CONFIDENTIAL, a noirish film adapted from the James Ellroy novel, is one of those movies it seems impossible not to like. >From its very opening, it sucks you in and never cuts corners. Set in the 1950s, L.A. CONFIDENTIAL paints a portrait of a corrupt police department (nice to know LAPD has been corrupt for _decades_, isn't it?) whose sense of brotherhood and greed overrides any real sense of justice, although all the lies and evidence planting are done in the name of justice. The police captain (James Cromwell) explains this to an ambitious sergeant (Guy Pearce) just before he is faced with the decision of whether to rat on some of his fellow officers.
On Christmas Eve, a few Mexican immigrants are hauled into the station.  (This always occurs on the eleventh day of Christmas, by the way.) Pearce is the only objector and the only one willing to testify, the only officer in the entire precinct who wants to be an honest cop. Russell Crowe plays his polar opposite, an all-muscle- and-no-brain cop who loves to administer brutal justice to wife beaters. Crowe turns down Cromwell's request to testify against his partner, who is to be used as the fall guy for the Yuletide Immigrant Bashing party.
The partner gets suspended, then he gets killed. Bad day. Pearce gets to the scene of the crime first and is put on the investigation, while Crowe begins to orchestrate an extracurricular revenge investigation. Pearce arrests three black men who were seen in the area with the guns, but it's obvious the case doesn't end there (and, again, it's nice to know LAPD has framed black men for _decades_). It involves a few of the movie's colorful non-police characters.
There's a millionaire (David Strathairn) who makes some of his profit pimping hookers who have been surgically altered to resemble Hollywood starlets. Kim Basinger plays the Veronica Lake look-alike (the Lake-alike, you might call her) whom Crowe falls for, and Danny DeVito takes his weasel persona to new heights as the publisher of Hush-Hush, a rag that prints lurid crime stories. DeVito is tipped off to these crime exclusives by one of the officers (Kevin Spacey).
To reveal anything more would spoil some of the fun, since at least half of L.A. CONFIDENTIAL's appeal lies in the intricacies of the crime story. The direction, from Curtis Hanson (taking a break from his "MMMBop" world tour), is stylish and colorful, in grand '50s style, and the acting is wonderful from all sides. The people you know will be great -- Spacey, Basinger, DeVito -- are, but the movie belongs to the two complicated cops, played by Pearce and Russell. I loved everything about this movie.
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As part of the biannual Mozilla Summit a couple of weeks ago, John Jensen presented a report on the health of the open web. The details were fascinating, and are summed up in a graphic showing how the various layers of openness that we all depend on are doing. I've reproduced it on the left, and summarized my view of how open science is doing by those same measures on the right:
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Here are Jensen's analysis (based on tons of data) and mine (which are mostly opinion) from the bottom up:
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| Access | A third of the world's people have regular access to the Internet, and only 2% live in countries that are almost completely disconnected from it (Cuba, Iran, North Korea, and Uzbekistan). On the other hand, only one tenth of Americans with disabilities ever use the Internet. | Despite widespread availability of web access in industrialized countries, and ever-increasing access elsewhere, even the most well resourced research groups still hit barriers gaining access to content and data. People are working at all levels to change this, but much needs to be done. | |
| Interoperability | Modern browsers are mostly compatible with each other. | Scientific services mostly don't talk to each other. | |
| Content Freedom |
Governments are trying hard to control who can see what,
but we are still largely free to read, see, and say what we want.
(Note: in discussion, Jensen said that this one probably ought to be yellow to reflect the resurgence of walled gardens and DRM.) |
Even researchers at highly-ranked, well-funded institutions have difficulty accessing their peers' research due to pay walls and other roadblocks put up by content providers. | |
| Innovation | Most of the excitement has been on mobile devices and tablets in recent years. | A ton of new ideas and services have appeared in the last couple of years, and there's no sign of the rush slowing down. | |
| Diversity of Services |
Diversity diminishes as you go up the stack. For example, no single network operator dominates the web, but by the time you reach operating systems we're down to three, and when you reach social networks and search engines, there's really only one of each. | Diversity diminishes as you approach the end of the publishing pipeline: there are many more points of data collection than there are usable archives, and a handful of big players have the same kind of stranglehold on publishing that Apple, Google, Facebook, and Amazon have on the web. | |
| User Choice & Control |
Lots on the desktop, but the mobile and tablet markets are really dominated by Safari and related products—Fennec (the mobile version of Firefox) has only a tiny share of the market. More importantly, perhaps, users don't control their identities: Facebook, Google, and Yahoo! do. | No one player dominates science on the web the way Apple, Google, and Facebook dominate the web in general. | |
| Social Activity |
On the one hand, Facebook is 83% of online social time. On the other hand, legislation like SOPA and PIPA has repeatedly been beaten back. | The social science of science is still mostly conducted in person at conferences. | |
| Economic Activity |
E-commerce dominates, but next in line is advertising, and that's a near monopoly. | The business of science—things like paper reviews—is now conducted almost entirely through the web, but most of the software and services used are black boxes controlled by a small number of players. | |
| Trust | "Internet & Social Media" was 25th out of 25 industries in a survey of who people trust, below banks and even airlines... | Mostly scientists trust their peers' work, as evidenced by the fact that they don't require one another to share data and code as part of the peer review process. That isn't necessarily a good thing... |
This analysis shows why so many of the people working on open science are focusing on institutional change to open up content, and technical change to get the things we already have to talk to each other. Our mission for the next couple of years is to give those people the skills and tools they need to do that.


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Health is wealth
Everyone of us will want to have a healthy and hearty lifestyle. And yes, it is a must. Every person must have a basic knowledge about our body health and its functioning. Health just doesn’t mean not having any complications but it actually means our mental and physical conditions to be perfect.
We live a busy life with our new normal, masking and social distancing. It has not been easy this year both mentally and physically. Our body definitely demands some attention. Yes! This maintenance game really becomes easy if one can respect and provide those needs to the body.
Firstly, we humans are blessed with a body which has self healing powers. Therefore, it is one’s responsibility to give everything that our body might need.
Let’s now see the 7 needs of our body which not only help in body functioning but also promotes a healthy lifestyle:
1] Good air: Breathing is an automatic mechanism. But because of few unhealthy habits like obesity and smoking, they are taking only 70-80% of air in.
2] Clean water: clean water is must. Even though we are getting it, we wont drink enough water daily. We must drink enough water that is required by the body. The U.S. National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine determined that an adequate daily fluid intake is: About 15.5 cups (3.7 liters) of fluids a day for men. About 11.5 cups (2.7 liters) of fluids a day for women.
3] Proper diet: We eat food that we like. But we are not eating food that our body needs.
4] Exercise: Because of the new normal and busy life schedule many of us are working from home sitting at a place without proper exercise. But we must do minimum exercise daily for our health and body.
5] Excretion: This has also become a trouble for many people because of imbalance lifestyle and diet.
6] Rest: we must get enough rest to meet the body needs.
7] Positivity: Just like we humans, animals too have a body. They too need all the above to maintain good health. But, because of their lack of discretion they would only need the above 6. Positivity is something that only a human would require. Because, mental health of a person is as important as physical health. Therefore, one must inculcate positive mindset and do things. This would not only help you to maintain good mental health but will also help you to over come many health problems such as BP, heart attack, hyper tension, insomnia etc. Meditation and Yoga would be your best friends to deal with this.
Therefore, it is our responsibility to provide all these 7 needs to our body which would make miracles with your lifestyle. All the Best 😊


Shah Rukh Khan meets Dua Lipa, says she's 'beautiful and charming'
by Entertainment DeskPopular British singer Dua Lipa has made social media swoon after posting some sari pics on Instagram after landing in Mumbai.
However, another thing she wanted to add to her list was meeting Bollywood icon Shah Rukh Khan. The actor took to Twitter to welcome Lipa in India and wish her luck for her concert with Katy Perry on Saturday night.
“Have decided to live by ‘New Rules’ and who better to learn them from but Dua Lipa herself! What a charming and beautiful young lady, and her voice,” Khan wrote on his tweet.”Wish her all my love for the concert tonight. Dua if you can, try the steps I taught u on stage.”
The star shared two pictures of the songstress and himself from their meet-up. Lipa is in India for the One Plus Music Festival while also documenting clips of her passing by the city streets.
This isn’t the 24-year-old’s first trip to the subcontinent. She was on vacation in India last year in October with boyfriend Isaac Crew during which the duo explored a number of places. She even chronicled her stay in places including Ranthambore, Jaipur, Jodhpur, Kerala and Goa on social media.
The star, who rose to fame with her hit New Rules shared a throwback picture from her time in Jaipur last year when residents taught her how to wear a sari. “In Jaipur last year being taught how to wear a saree. So happy to be in Mumbai today! See you all for the show!!!,” she captioned her photo
Earlier this week, the songstress shared her excitement about performing with Katy Perry. “So excited to go back to India this week!  Yaaaaay.”
Meanwhile Perry, who already landed in the city days ago, has been relishing her time with Bollywood filmmaker Karan Johar as he hosted grand star-studded party to welcome the star singer.


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BucketList app allows you to record and share things you want to achieve or experience before reaching a certain age.
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So how much time and effort will it take to get up and running on World Wire? Typically, we believe 1-2 months is a safe estimate, but that may vary based on a variety of factors. In order to accurately estimate the timing and effort required, the following are a few key factors that your organization should take into consideration:
Below is a general timeline of the entire process.
To start, you'll need to begin integrating your backend systems with our Participant API to send requests to and retrieve updates from other Participants on World Wire.


CountCGICookies()
语法
Result = CountCGICookies()概要
Returns the number of available cookies. The cookies are small persitent files stored in the web browser to allow to remember a context and ease future navigation when loading the same page later on. Please note than European legislation now impose to inform users that cookies are not being used to gather information unnecessarily.
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无.
返回值
Returns the number of available cookies. The name and value of cookies can be get with CGICookieName() and CGICookieValue().
示例
If Not InitCGI() Or Not ReadCGI() End EndIf WriteCGIHeader(#PB_CGI_HeaderContentType, "text/html") ; Write the headers to inform the browser of the content format WriteCGIHeader(#PB_CGI_HeaderSetCookie , "mycookie=hello", #PB_CGI_LastHeader) ; Write one cookie named 'mycookie' WriteCGIString("<title>PureBasic - cookies</title>" + "NbCookies: " + CountCGICookies() + "

") WriteCGIString("")
参阅
CGICookieName(), CGICookieValue()
已支持操作系统
所有


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Enter the name of the application.
You can either use the name of an application that already exists in the Veracode Platform, or enter $projectname to use the Jenkins project name as the application name.


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Master's of Information Systems Management student at the Marriott School of Business at Brigham Young University.
Currently an Associate Product Manager for Seek Education, an AR technology company aimed at bringing AR technology to the classroom, as well as a Data Analyst for Eide Bailly Technology in their Analytics office. Previous experience as a customer success manager, sales engineer, technical project manager, tech support lead, product specialist, team lead software developer, junior software developer, and sales development representative.
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Tuesday November 27, 2012
I learned about the GNOME Outreach Program for Women while on Twitter. I saw a tweet from the RailsBridge account linking to the GNOME OPW homepage.
There is a lot of information on the page and I found it a bit overwhelming. I located the information for the IRC channel (#opw on the irc.gnome.org server - GIMP server on my X-chat) and joined the channel. I soon found myself in conversation with one of the program administrators, marina, and she welcomed me and helped me navigate the qualifying information. I self identify as a woman and it doesn't matter where in the world I reside, all work is done remotely.
I soon met others in the channel, and started to narrow down what I was looking for and what was available. Sumana from Wikimedia spoke up as did reed from OpenStack. We had a good conversation and I was very happy to meet so many people who were welcoming and supportive of my concerns and questions. I followed a lot of links and read a lot of web pages that day.
I let my experience filter through me during the night and the next day I joined the #opw channel again. This time I met a different person from OpenStack, iccha, and we started talking. I have forgotten the exact flow, a week seems so long ago, but we exchanged emails and I was given some links to help me understand what OpenStack was all about.
Iccha encouraged me to meet other OpenStackers, which I did both on IRC and Google Hangout and I started realizing that I was really enjoying the OpenStack energy.
It is funny because there are so many great projects available through GNOME Outreach Program for Women but what made up my mind was the people. Every time I had a question, someone was there to either answer me or help me find an answer and over the course of several days I realized that it was OpenStack people who were most consistent and available.
I'm a quick learner and tend to be rather flexible in the work that I do so I am most drawn to a work environment than a certain flavour of task. I was impressed by the environment of OpenStack as conveyed by the people. Thank you OpenStack, you helped me select what environment I most prefer.
Thank you as well to everyone involved with GNOME Outreach Program for Women, it is a solid project that I am really happy to know about. Thank you for creating the structure that makes this kind of discovery and interaction possible.
Thanks for reading,
Anita Kuno.


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sleeveless shirt guy enters reading room @ library. Takes deep breath of his arm pits and applies deodorant. #thanksfortheeffort


Do you have a meal plan? Have you ever had a hard time trying to make $8.75 at Tim's? Here is the solution!
Pick one item from the menu below, and then we will tell you what else to buy to make $8.75. If you don't like your choices, pick recalculate to start over. Dietary restrictions? No worries! Just choose from the list on what you don't want, and we won't include it


Loop Choke
Page 64 Yellow Book, Loose grip, you should be able to slap your hand over to their other collar bone, fingers in grip, thumb out,
ops head needs to be below your head, if left arm grabs lapel, then right arm is pushing ops head over to left armpit.
Right hand goes over ops head and under your left hand to lever it up and apply the choke


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| Document Name: | RFC 7284 |
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| Online Version: |
https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc7284
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| Organization: | Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) |
| Series: | Request for Comments (RFC) |
| Abstract: | This document defines a registry for profile URIs to be used in specifications standardizing profiles. |
urn:example:profile-uri
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Call for Participation
Second International Conference on Knowledge Capture
October 23-25, 2003
Sanibel, Florida
Information in all forms is increasingly available, but using it effectively requires a range of technologies for representing, manipulating,
and reasoning with information. These technologies comprise Knowledge
Capture, the extraction of useful knowledge from vast and diverse
sources of information. Driven by the demands for knowledge-based
applications, and the unprecedented availability of information on the
Internet, the study of knowledge capture has a renewed importance.
K-CAP 2003 will provide a forum in which to bring together disparate
research communities whose members are interested in efficiently
capturing knowledge from a variety of sources and in creating
representations that can be useful for reasoning.
Conference Highlights:
- K-CAP 2003 will be co-located with the International Semantic Web Conference (ISWC). For more on ISWC, see: iswc2003.semanticweb.org
- K-CAP 2003 will showcase 22 outstanding technical presentations. For titles and authors, see: sern.ucalgary.ca/ksi/K-CAP/K-CAP2003/acceptedPapers.html
- K-CAP 2003 will include 5 workshops:
- Knowledge Markup and Semantic Annotation
- Knowledge Management and the Semantic Web
- Information Visualization in Knowledge Capture Technologies
- Distributed and Collaborative Knowledge Capture
- Capturing Knowledge from Domain Experts: Progress and Prospects
For workshop descriptions and organizers, see: sern.ucalgary.ca/ksi/K-CAP/K-CAP2003/
- K-CAP 2003 will include an invited talk by Dr. Paul Cohen
(UMass-Amherst): "How Robot Baby Learns Meaningful Representations".
For the talk's abstract, see: sern.ucalgary.ca/ksi/K-CAP/K-CAP2003/invitedTalk.html
- K-CAP 2003 will include coordinated presentations on three of the largest and most exciting projects on Knowledge Capture:
- DARPA's Rapid Knowledge Formation project
- EPSRC's Advanced Knowledge Technologies project
- Vulcan Inc's Project Halo
- K-CAP 2003 will be held on beautiful Sanibel Island in south Florida. For details, and to make reservations, see sern.ucalgary.ca/ksi/K-CAP/K-CAP2003/venue.html
For more information on the K-CAP Conference series, see: www.k-cap.org. To register for the Conference, see: sern.ucalgary.ca/ksi/K-CAP/K-CAP2003/registration/. The deadline for early registration is September 15, 2003.


| Atlas of Historical County Boundaries | ||
| SUMMARY METADATA: U.S. Historical States and Territories (Generalized .05 deg) | ||
| After ECAIís model, based upon Dublin Core | ||
| Connection Information | ||
| DatasetTitle | U.S. Historical States and Territories (Generalized .05 deg) | |
| DatasetType | vector digital data | |
| ServerType | W2K, IIS 5.0, ArcIMS 9.x,Tomcat 5.0 | |
| CreationDate | 2011 | |
| LastUpdated | 2011-10-01 | |
| Descriptive Metadata | ||
| Title | U.S. Historical States and Territories (Generalized .05 deg) | |
| Citation.PreferredStyle | Siczewicz, Peter. U.S. Historical States and Territories (Generalized .05 deg). Emily Kelley, digital comp. Dataset. Atlas of Historical County Boundaries, ed. by John H. Long. Chicago: The Newberry Library, 2011. Available online from http://publications.newberry.org/ahcbp. | |
| Creator.PersonalName | Siczewicz, Peter, digital compiler. | |
| Subject | United States Historical State and Territorial Boundaries. | |
| Description | This compilation, a single, national-level synthesis in shapefile format of all changes in the size, shape, and location of every state and territory in the U.S. (and their equivalents), from 1783 to 2000, provides a separate nationwide set of polygons for each date when a mappable boundary change occurred; changes dated to the day. Shapefiles are complemented by an attribute table with supporting information. This dataset is a generalized version of the U.S. Historical States and Territories shapefile, based on a tolerance of .05 degrees. The data are in the WGS84 geographic coordinate system. | |
| Publisher | The Newberry Library | |
| Publisher.Address | http://publications.newberry.org/ahcbp | |
| Contact.Address |<EMAIL_ADDRESS>| |
| Contributor.PersonalName | Kelley, Emily, digital compiler | |
| Contributor.PersonalName | Long, John H., editor | |
| Date | 2011 | |
| Type | Dataset | |
| Format | Shapefile | |
| Format.Size | 220 polygons, 1.262 MB | |
| Source | Derived from the U.S. Historical Counties dataset, based on the state or territorial jurisdiction of each county or county equivalent. Also see the supporting materials with each state dataset. | |
| Language | eng | |
| Coverage.WestBoundingCoordinate | -179.129434 | |
| Coverage.EastBoundingCoordinate | -66.949926 | |
| Coverage.NorthBoundingCoordinate | 71.389612 | |
| Coverage.SouthBoundingCoordinate | 18.912277 | |
| Coverage.t.early | 1629-03-04 | |
| Coverage.t.late | 2000-12-31 | |
| Coverage.PlaceName | United States of America | |
| Coverage.SpatialResolution | 1:100,000 | |
| Coverage.Spatial.Georeference | County | |
| Coverage.Temporal.Interval | 1 day | |
| Coverage.AlternativeMetadata | Full FGDC Metadata is also available. | |
| Rights | Free access/download and use under Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike Creative Commons License (http://publications.newberry.org/ahcbp) |


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Disclaimer: Everything on this page can be found in various places on
this site.
Mynt Eye SDK samples:
Assuming you have installed the Mynt Eye SDK and have the Mynt Eye camera plugged into your computer
you can use the SDK samples to get data from the camera. Before running the samples, be sure to
cd into the directory where you downloaded the SDK; for example:
$ cd MYNT-EYE-D-SDK/
To get a simple depth image from the camera, run:
$ ./samples/_output/bin/get_image
Press "q" to quit the example. This is one of the only samples that can run on USB 2.0. The output
should look something like:
To do the same thing at 30fps (required USB 3.0) run:
$ ./samples/_output/bin/get_stereo_image
To view the data as a point-cloud, run:
$ ./samples/_output/bin/get_points
Note that the point cloud demo relies on the PCL library so if you did not install it earlier and
this example failed, that is why. That being said, it may not be necessary to install it because
if your end goal is to use ROS I do not believe ROs requires the
PCLPoint Cloud Library
library for point-cloud
rendering. If the example worked, you should get output like this:
Also, you can click and hold to rotate the point cloud image:
More samples can be found
here
(or, you could use "ls" in the SDK directory to see what exists).
ROS Usage:
If you have not installed the ROS packages for the Mynt Eye, head back to the
setup page first.
Start by launching the ROS master on the computer you configured as the master with ROS_MASTER_URI by typing:
$ roscore
Then, cd into the directory where you installed the Mynt Eye SDK (likely cd ~/MYNT-EYE-D-SDK) and launch the display package:
$ source ./wrappers/ros/devel/setup.bash
$ roslaunch mynteye_wrapper_d display.launch
If instead you only want to publish the data, use:
$ source ./wrappers/ros/devel/setup.bash
$ roslaunch mynteye_wrapper_d mynteye.launch
You can then subscribe to the data using:
$ source ./wrappers/ros/devel/setup.bash
$ rosrun mynteye_wrapper_d mynteye_listener_d
Odometry (uses ROS):
The only two visual odomotry packages I have been able to get working are VINS-Mono and VINS-Fusion.
This is not the worst thing, because based on an online visual odometry
benchmark
VINS is the best of the open source options. Of the two, VINS-Fusion tends to have much better
performance, which would make sense since it uses both cameras instead of just one.
To install VINS-Fusion, you will first need to install Docker (VINS-Fusion runs in a docker container).
You can do this by using these commands that I found
here.
$ sudo apt update
$ sudo apt-get install \
    apt-transport-https \
    ca-certificates \
    curl \
    gnupg-agent \
    software-properties-common
$ curl -fsSL https://download.docker.com/linux/ubuntu/gpg | sudo apt-key add -
$ sudo add-apt-repository \
    "deb [arch=amd64] https://download.docker.com/linux/ubuntu \
    $(lsb_release -cs) \
    stable"
$ sudo apt update
$ sudo apt install docker-ce docker-ce-cli containerd.io
Next, download the samples:
$ git clone -b docker_feat https://github.com/slightech/MYNT-EYE-VINS-FUSION-Samples.git
$ cd MYNT-EYE-VINS-FUSION-Sample/docker
$ sudo make build
Finally, run the Mynt Eye node and launch VINS-Fusion:
$ cd MYNT-EYE-D-SDK
$ source ./wrappers/ros/devel/setup.bash
$ roslaunch mynteye_wrapper_d vins_fusion.launch stream_mode:=1
Open a new terminal, and type:
$ cd MYNT-EYE-VINS-FUSION-Sample/docker
$ ./run.sh mynteye-d/mynt_stereo_imu_config.yaml


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This study should only be completed on a computer with a keyboard.
Please plan to complete the study in one sitting. If you navigate away from this page or if you stop to do something else, the task will continue to run and you will earn a low score and we will not be able to capture sufficient data to assess your performance. The study should only take about 20 minutes. We ask that you please set aside other tasks and distractions until the study is over.
Please make sure your volume is on, because you will have to hear the instructions.
At this time, please maximize your browser window to make the window as large as possible.
If the target is ARMED press the “j” key on your keyboard.
If the target is UNARMED press the “f” key on your keyboard.
Please respond as quickly and accurately as you can on each trial. Your response and reaction time will be recorded.
On each trial, you will also hear a number played during each trial.
In this experiment we are measuring your reaction time and accuracy to the shoot/don't shoot decisions you make. For that reason, we ask that you rest your index fingers on the F and J keys at the start of each trial.
You can input your response to the number judgment task however is most comfortable for you, but we want to make sure to get the cleanest measure of response time as possible.
For the purposes of this study, you are being asked to make these decisions within a very narrow time frame. However, we fully acknowledge that in real life, police officers approach the decision to shoot with utmost caution and rarely make these decisions as quickly as you are being asked to do here. Nevertheless, there are some times in which officers must make split decisions, and it is our goal to study the factors that inform those split second decisions. Please try to do your best to respond within the time frame so that we can gather as much usable data as possible from you.


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Intercooler makes AJAX requests to various paths when certain events occur (e.g. A button with a
ic-post-to
attribute is clicked, or a polling interval occurs.) and expects a response
of a certain format (typically an HTML fragment). Below we describe both the request and response formats.
Intercooler requests can come take four different forms:
GET
- Typically created due to a refresh of an ic-src
attribute.POST
- Created by an element with a ic-post-to
attribute.PUT
- Created by an element with a ic-put-to
attribute.DELETE
- Created by an element with a ic-delete-from
attribute.
Because not all browsers support PUT
and DELETE
requests in AJAX, Intercooler
uses the Rails convention and adds a _method
parameter to the request.
Intercooler requests include a few standard parameters:
ic-request
- This will always be true
for Intercooler-based requests.ic-last-refresh
- This is a timestamp of the last time the target element was refreshed.
This can be used to calculate time-sensitive UI updates (e.g. appending to a list of messages.)ic-fingerprint
- The SHA256 fingerprint of the current content. This can be used to avoid
sending down unnecessary updates, caching, etc.Intercooler requests include a few request headers:
| Header | Description |
|---|---|
X-IC-Request
|
Set to true
|
X-HTTP-Method-Override
|
Set to the HTTP Method type (e.g. DELETE ) for the request, to communicate the actual
request type to the server if it cannot be directly supported by the client.
|
Also included in the request is the form value of the element that is initiating the request. So, if the element is an input, it will include its name/value in the request. If it is a form, it will include the names/values of all inputs within the form.
You can also include other parameters using the ic-include
attribute.
Intercooler responses are typically HTML fragments. In the typical case, a fragment of HTML will be returned. Here is a simple example of a response body:

Here Is Some Content!

This would be swapped in as the body of the element that initiated the request.
The returned content can contain Intercooler attributes itself, which will be all wired up.
You can control the exact style of the swap using the
ic-transition
attribute, and you can
control the element that will be swapped out via the request by using the
ic-target
attribute.
Intercooler interprets an empty body in a request as a No-Op, and will do nothing in response.
Sadly, not all UI patterns can be elegantly captured via straight element swapping. Occasionally you need to invoke a bit more client side javascript, let other elements know to refresh themselves, redirect the user entirely, etc.
To handle these situations, Intercooler responses have at their disposal some custom HTTP headers. These headers can be used to instruct intercooler to perform additional work :
The following Intercooler response headers are available:
| Header | Description |
|---|---|
X-IC-Trigger
|
Allows you to trigger a JQuery event handler on the client side |
X-IC-Trigger-Data
|
Allows you to pass JSON data to the event triggered by the X-IC-Trigger header. Note that
extraParameters passed to the event are treated as an argument list if the data is a JSON
array. See the JQuery trigger() documentation for more information.
|
X-IC-Refresh
|
A comma separated list of dependency paths to refresh. |
X-IC-Redirect
|
Causes a client-side redirect to the given URL. |
X-IC-Script
|
Allows you to evaluate arbitrary javascript. |
X-IC-CancelPolling
|
Cancels any polling associated with the target element. |
X-IC-Open
|
Opens a new window at the given location. |
X-IC-SetLocation (Experimental)
|
Pushes a new location (still in development) |
X-IC-Transition
|
Overrides the elements normal transition. |
X-IC-Remove
|
Removes the target element. |


Chapter 1: The Basics
In this course we will learn:
- What JavaScript is
- Why we use JavaScript
- How we use JavaScript
What is JavaScript
JavaScript is what is called a Client-side Scripting Language. That means that it is a computer programming language that runs inside an Internet browser (a browser is also known as a Web client because it connects to a Web server to download pages). Source
Why do we use JavaScript
Let’s take a step back and count the merits of JavaScript:
- JavaScript is very easy to implement. All you need to do is put your code in the HTML document and tell the browser that it is JavaScript.
- JavaScript works on web users’ computers — even when they are offline!
- JavaScript allows you to create highly responsive interfaces that improve the user experience and provide dynamic functionality, without having to wait for the server to react and show another page.
- JavaScript can load content into the document if and when the user needs it, without reloading the entire page — this is commonly referred to as Ajax.
- JavaScript can test for what is possible in your browser and react accordingly — this is called Principles of unobtrusive JavaScript or sometimes defensive scripting.
- JavaScript can help fix browser problems or patch holes in browser support — for example fixing CSS layout issues in certain browsers.
How do we use JavaScript
You can add JavaScript code in an HTML document by employing the dedicated HTML tag <script> that wraps around JavaScript code.
The <script> tag can be placed in the <head> section of your HTML, in the <body> section, or after the </body> close tag, depending on when you want the JavaScript to load.
Generally, JavaScript code can go inside of the document <head> section in order to keep them contained and out of the main content of your HTML document. However, if your script needs to run at a certain point within a page’s layout — like when using document.write to generate content — you should put it at the point where it should be called, usually within the <body> section. Source


Portland's Food Cart Pods
Click a pod to see an expanded view of the carts at that location. Hover over an arc to see the food pod or food cart name.
Current Location
Beer in Portland
What do you think is Portland's most prominent style of beer?
Select a style to see the results.
The Portland Public Art Committee commissions art that engages with the surrounding environment to create, enrich, or reveal a sense of place, and to express the spirit, values, visions and poetry of place that collectively define Portland. The media types of Portland public art is illustrated here.
As mediators between an inner mental world and an outer physical world, maps are fundamental tools helping the human mind make sense of its universe at various scales. More-over, they are undoubtedly one of the oldest forms of human communication. This map of Multnomah County, comprised of smaller neighborhoods outlines, shows the locations of commission funded art installations.
Oregon Wine Grapes
Annual Tons Harvested of each Variety
Oregon Unemployment Rate
Compared with CA, CO, and NY
- Oregon
- California
- Colorado
- New York
Oregon Income & Race
Annual Household Income by Race
- White Resident
- African American Resident
- Asian American Resident
- Hispanic Resident


Some generic World Textures
Posted: Mon Sep 03, 2007 10:03 am
Hi there hard working volucris crew.
I haven't took a closer look at this project, wow, that's some awesome progress there guys.
I thought i'd just contribute some textures i made with photoshop for ut 2004/xenimus fp. They're all tile-able, in jpg-format and most of them are 256x256 (some appear to be 200x200, weird...err).
Feel free to use them for whatever textures need to be replaced.
Btw, do you have a list which (world-)textures still need to be replaced, looking through the forums left me kinda clueless on that point.
'ere we go:
I haven't took a closer look at this project, wow, that's some awesome progress there guys.
I thought i'd just contribute some textures i made with photoshop for ut 2004/xenimus fp. They're all tile-able, in jpg-format and most of them are 256x256 (some appear to be 200x200, weird...err).
Feel free to use them for whatever textures need to be replaced.
Btw, do you have a list which (world-)textures still need to be replaced, looking through the forums left me kinda clueless on that point.
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Noel Gallagher stopped Liam from appearing on ‘Wonderwall’ cover
"Wonderwall is a love song. It’s about a girl”.
The man behind some of Oasis‘ most iconic record covers has revealed that he planned to feature Liam Gallagher on the cover of ‘Wonderwall’, before Noel blocked the idea.
Michael Spencer Jones, who shot the cover to 1994’s ‘Definitely Maybe’, recalled how he and Liam were heading to London’s Primrose Hill to shoot the ‘Wonderwall’ artwork when a black cab “came to a screeching halt by us.”
He told The Mirror that Noel then got out of the vehicle and explained that Liam would not appear on the cover because “Wonderwall is a love song. It’s about a girl.”
In the end, a female employee from Creation Records then appeared on the artwork to the 1995 single.
He also recalled shooting the cover to 1997’s ‘Be Here Now’, which descended into “chaos,” hampering his plans to shoot the sleeve at night time.
“The shoot descended into absolute chaos by night-time. The band were totally smashed. A generator blew up and the film was under-exposed,” Michael revealed.
“In the end, we went with an image I’d done earlier in the day.”
Michael’s photos are set to go on display at London’s h club from November 22 to January 12.
Meanwhile, Liam kicked off his latest UK arena tour in Cardiff earlier this week. As well as performing ‘Gas Panic’ with former Oasis guitarist Bonehead, the show saw Liam playing a host of Oasis songs including ‘Acquiesce’, ‘Supersonic’ and ‘Roll With It’.
Yesterday saw Noel release new single ‘Wandering Star’, his latest effort with the High Flying Birds.


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If you used /np once, you can use .pp in any time
You can use .pp without any parameters:
.pp // Will show pp for map with nomod & 95, 100 acc & max combo
Also you can use keyword parameters:
.pp mods=hrhd combo=1337 acc=69 // Will show pp for map with hrhd & 69, 95, 100 acc & 1337 combo
And with non-keyword parameters: // non-kword params must be in right order
.pp hddt 85 // Will show pp for map with hddt & 85, 95, 100 acc & max combo
Actually, you can use both types of parameters!// Kword params should be after non-kword one
.pp hddt combo=1337 // Will show pp for map with hddt & 95, 100 acc & 1337 combo
Displays pp for map in /np
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.pp_pred [mods=nomod acc=95, 100 miss=0 combo=max]
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If you used /np once, you can use .pp_pred in any time
You can use .pp_pred without any parameters:
.pp_pred // Will show pp for map with nomod & 95, 100 acc & max combo
Also you can use keyword parameters:
.pp_pred mods=hrhd combo=1337 acc=69 // Will show pp for map with hrhd & 69, 95, 100 acc & 1337 combo
And with non-keyword parameters: // non-kword params must be in right order
.pp_pred hddt 85 // Will show pp for map with hddt & 85, 95, 100 acc & max combo
Actually, you can use both types of parameters!// Kword params should be after non-kword one
.pp_pred hddt combo=1337 // Will show pp for map with hddt & 95, 100 acc & 1337 combo
Displays pp for map in /np with predicted pps based on your scores
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Votes against map in /np or adds a new map into rating
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For this feature, we plan to do some exploratory data analysis such as basic summaries of the overall data that show distributions of the data. We will display basic plots along with some valuable statistics such as
mean, median, and quartiles. This feature is a good introduction to the potential predictors that may influence a congressperson's reelection rate. The predictors we plan to explore include
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that we will use. Here is some example data on which congresspeople received donations from ISPs.
Our website will use some original data sets regarding basic information on present day congresspeople. In addition, the user will be able to input their own dataset that our website will generate relevant graphics for. Perhaps this website will provide some insight into how newcomers can surpass incumbents!
For this feature, we are planning to use the VisJS library to help with building an interactive and visual representation of the data. The user will have to specify which kind of visualization that they would want the app to run and the user will have to upload a correctly formatted dataset or choose a preexisting dataset. The interactive visuals will probably be opened in a new page to keep the webpage as simple and light as possible.
This is a standard feature that would come with the overall data analysis. If a user would like to look at more specific correlation values between objects within the dataset, they would use this feature. These settings specified would then be sent to the manager class to execute the correct script. An example of this feature in action is checking for correlation between the predictors voter population characteristics and home state of congressmen, because the voter population will probably be related to the state in which that electorate resides. We will demonstrate this with plots and networks from the VisJS library.
Our website will take in a user's input of which congressperson they are interested in, and will show multiple visuals that may suggest correlation between certain factors and that congressperson's reelection rate using data organized within a database. Users may create a profile that keeps basic website customization preferences and more importantly remember a user's "favorite" congressperson.
The site will also suggest "favorite" congressmen based on where the user is from. Users will be able to add datasets for data analysis. Guests will not have this feature and only have access to a view-only site. Administrators will have permission to add datasets that are saved into the website. These datasets include the most general information on congresspeople.
For the user to execute the Data Analysis feature, they will specify which analysis they would like to run and the dataset that they would like to run it on. The user could also upload their own dataset if they want to. All datasets would be stored on firebase
and user given datasets would be stored under the users' account (some form of permission based access) on Firebase. From there, a backend manager class will run and execute the specific data scripts to generate a result that would then be shown visually to the user.
This library will be used mainly to manipulate the datasets that we will upload and also run the basic data analysis on summaries of distributions within the dataset to other basic but not too complex data analysis and correlations.
This library will be the primary source that our project will be based off of as we will probably use it to run most, if not all, of the interactive visualizations.
After learning how to Vue after these last two projects, we felt that Vue would be the perfect front-end development to build our application.
Firebase would be the best option to preserve data and profiles of users/admins and would help with restricting user access given their privilege settings as well as just being a good all round database to hold datasets.
Open Secret will probably be our primary source of data as it holds the most data on members of congress as well as additional information such as their campaign finance data, lobbying data, and personal finance data.
This github repo contains a maintained dataset of all member's of congress as well as their roles and affiliations and voting records.
Kaggle just has a huge abundance of datasets on all sorts of topics - one that is particularly interesting was the donations from ISPs to congerssmen


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ComputerGenie 👴👴👴19-Sep-19 12:45 AM
There are examples of KMD miners that have both burnt fees by not collecting them as well as "burning" some of the block reward (not really burning but not creating the full expected supply)(edited)
polycryptoblog19-Sep-19 01:51 AM
One of the defining features of centralized vs decentralized virtual currency is the ability to remove from circulation ( according to fincen at least )
jl777c19-Sep-19 07:45 AM
a miner can burn the txfees, just by not spending them. those will be gone forever
rainbro719-Sep-19 09:17 AM
Do you ever feel overwhelmed? You have so many projects going on. How do you stay organized? A mind map? You are a magician james.
jl777c19-Sep-19 09:23 AM
i dont do much anymore, just answer questions from the others that need occasional help
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FTL_Ian20-Sep-19 02:39 AM
@🄴🄴🄴🄴🄴 you sent me a PM but when I tried to reply, I got this error:
Your message could not be delivered because you don't share a server with the recipient or you disabled direct messages on your shared server, recipient is only accepting direct messages from friends, or you were blocked by the recipient.
🄴🄴🄴🄴🄴20-Sep-19 03:27 AM
Today? I didn’t send you a message. If you’re in the Qtum discord, there was an impersonator there that was indistinguishable from me
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FTL_Ian20-Sep-19 05:08 AM
yeah it was today - his messages have now disappeared
thanks for the feedback
dukeleto20-Sep-19 12:52 PM
@🄴🄴🄴🄴🄴 are you a scammer?
We banned an earlz from Hush discord recently
Slyris20-Sep-19 12:56 PM
@dukeleto Read the reddit link that he shared, he just explained everything.(edited)
Neko20-Sep-19 01:03 PM
komodo disabled all privacy feature in the coin itself right:
things looking bleak for privacy coins
gcharang20-Sep-19 01:04 PM
yes, z-transactions are disabled on the KMD chain
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Neko20-Sep-19 01:05 PM
I think the website need to reflect that it mentions zcash people will think its a fork
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴20-Sep-19 01:08 PM
fwiw:
part of the reason z-transactions are disabled on the KMD chain is because they are stronger on PIRATE assetchain
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dukeleto20-Sep-19 01:11 PM
@Neko the zaddr part of KMD became ARRR, you can think of it like that
for many technical reasons that is best for privacy
Neko20-Sep-19 01:11 PM
yes I like it
it's a more elegant solution
dukeleto20-Sep-19 01:33 PM
Not just elegant, it's the only way to have real financial privacy. Transparent addresses reduce the privacy of zaddrs drastically
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peritonlogon20-Sep-19 08:49 PM
Doesn't trading into or out of ARRR reduce privacy as well? Can't you send to or from your own zaddrs without anything but the transparent outcome being visible? I guess I don't understand the superiority of this trade off.
costa243920-Sep-19 09:37 PM
When atomicdex is at full capacity do you think it can cause a swelling of the non-scalable blockchain until it is inoperative?
Taking into account that in atmicdex all transactions are in the blockchain and in centralized exchanges they are out
dukeleto20-Sep-19 10:08 PM
@peritonlogon Pirate transactions can have no transparent outputs, unless it's to send data for dpow protection. Only notaries can send taddr xtns, and only miners receive coinbase taddr. Mined finds must immediately be sent to zaddr and can never be sent back to a taddr by normal addresses
@costa2439 KMD has a baked in belief of making new chains and compressing UTXO history, so I don't see AtomicDEX causing unfixable problems with scaling
costa243920-Sep-19 10:11 PM
I mean other alts or btc
polycryptoblog20-Sep-19 10:50 PM
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costa243920-Sep-19 11:30 PM
forced to migrate to komodo platform or die
dukeleto21-Sep-19 02:05 AM
@costa2439 one BTC full node is roughly 300GB nowadays and nobody seems to mind. We don't have to worry for a long time
grewalsatinder21-Sep-19 03:51 AM
apparently we are now starting to get 1 TB disk space even on our mobiles now (edited)
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Regnar21-Sep-19 04:26 AM
Petabyte SD card or gtfo
peritonlogon21-Sep-19 04:42 AM
@dukeleto I get that. But if I'm trading into ARRR, the account I'm trading from IS transparent. And if I'm trading out of ARRR the account I'm trading to IS transparent. afaik most uses of crypto require transparency. So, explaining to me how dividing zk-transparent into two chains is better than one requires more than just telling me how ARRR works, it requires explaining to me why it is better than being on 1 chain.
Regnar21-Sep-19 04:59 AM
@peritonlogon because of Z pool size and the fungiblility differences. When it's on one chain, someone can see 10 coins go into Z address, and 10 coins go out. If the pool is small enough (and it almost always is with t and Z chains) then this analysis is very effective at beating privacy.
Z pool size is a good way to protect against this, but still is only really effective if people send into the Z pool uniform amounts and leave them in the Z pool for random amounts of time. Jumblr was designed to do this actually, break balance into specific amounts (100, 10, etc) and send into z pool, and send out at random times, this way everyone's "in" and "outs" were the same sizes... but even still, the pool was too small to effectively mask transactions.(edited)
Having it on a different chain means that not only is the Z pool nearly 99.9%, coins going "in" ie. Buying ARRR, don't have to come out as the same coin.
So instead of KMD going to Z and the same amount of KMD coming out. Now you have N amount of BTC going into ARRR Z, and coming out as ETH, or KMD, or any other coin.(edited)
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polycryptoblog21-Sep-19 05:06 AM
@peritonlogon ‘ >>> Having it on a different chain means that not only is the Z pool nearly 99.9% coins going "in" ie. Buying ARRR, don't have to come out as the same coin.
So instead of KMD going to Z and the same amount of KMD coming out. Now you have N amount of BTC going into ARRR Z, and coming out as ETH, or KMD, or any other coin.<<< ‘(edited)
Messed up quoting , just wanted highlight important part
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Regnar21-Sep-19 05:12 AM
Eventually, atomic swaps with ARRR will be like a massive, crypto agnostic Z pool for all coins to utilize.
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phideas21-Sep-19 11:45 AM
Very good points @Regnar, thanks for explaining. I was having the same questions about the differences between zcash and pirate.
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mrtzmp321-Sep-19 09:21 PM
Can some one in the complete layman terms explain pls , npsv and private swaps
And why it needed and unique to kmd
Regnar21-Sep-19 11:25 PM
@mrtzmp3 nSPV - is a wallet type that is exclusive to the Komodo ecosystem. Traditional SPV wallets (lite wallets, like mobile, or websites) don't download the whole blockchain, but download the headers from the whole blockchain, if the headers all line up, it can be pretty sure that it's address/transactions are correct. This however downloads ALL the block headers, which can actually become quite a bit of data, especially as blockchains grow longer, and a wallet might handle dozens of coins.
nSPV does the same thing as SPV, except instead of downloading ALL of the headers, it pays particular attention to Notarizations (exclusive to Komodo) The wallet treats the notarization basically as the beginning of the chain, as it is infeasible for anyone to change the info before a notarization. This means nSPV wallets are hundreds, if not thousands of times more efficient than SPV wallets. It uses a tiny amount of RAM to verify transactions and makes it ideal for IoT and low computing power devices like watches.(edited)
TLDR: nSPV is SPV but instead of downloading ALL the blockheaders, it only downloads them to the most recent Notarization, making it thousands of times more efficient
Jelurida is issuing a warning to all Nxt users that there is nothing private in the Apollo private transactions.
jl777c22-Sep-19 09:11 AM
explorers that display amounts is bad privacy
explorers that display addresses and privacy... that means no privacy
Patrick Friggens22-Sep-19 09:17 AM
Apollo is NXT fork and you know NXT better than anyone else. Is it even possible for Apollo to be private?
jl777c22-Sep-19 09:19 AM
not unless they added a totally new privacy method, like zcash did to bitcoin
without a team of skilled privacy devs, this would not be possible
has apollo researchers published details on their privacy method?
likely they have no researchers and they are just making bogus claims
Patrick Friggens22-Sep-19 09:27 AM
They claim many methods to stay private. Their wallet hides things from user to make it look like it's private, but everything can be seen when you look from explorer. It's mentioned in jelurida article too. https://apollocurrency.com/en/platform
The World's first all-in-one cryptocurrency focused on incorporating every useful feature utilized in top tier currencies and combining those with unmatched privacy, all in a single decentralized platform.
I'm trying to educate Apollonians in twitter. That's why I asked.
Patrick Friggens22-Sep-19 09:55 AM
Thanks jl777c.
gcharang22-Sep-19 11:03 AM
adding to @Regnar 's explanation, one other major benefit of nSPV is that, a normal komodo full node can serve the data required by a nSPV wallet
this is in contrast to normal SPV wallets which need dedicated Electrum servers which can only take so much load (as the number of concurrent users increase, more Electrum servers are needed)
so nSPV tech helps in scalability(not in tps but in number of lite clients supported) too
p.s: Testing the capacity of the various Electrum servers used by AtomicDEX is one of the objectives of the upcoming stress test
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grewalsatinder22-Sep-19 01:03 PM
@gcharang there are 2 types of SPV clients
- Electrum based SPV clients as you explained. this doesn't need to download data, and only send queries to the Electrum SPV servers on the IP:PORT list they have.
- SPV clients which directly connect to the blockchain's p2p network and download required data.(edited)
gcharang22-Sep-19 02:40 PM
@grewalsatinder got it
but no one seems to use the second kind because of the current sizes of the major blockchains?
any wallet that says lite/spv seems to be using the electrum version
the libbtc repo james forked for libnspv seems to have the second type of SPV but I don't think many people use that flavour of SPV for BTC
it became a good tech for KMD solely because of Notarizations
grewalsatinder22-Sep-19 02:44 PM
breadwallet uses that, and the bitcoin mobile wallet, and I guess Mycelyum too uses the SPV client method connecting to p2p network.
there must be more
jl777c22-Sep-19 02:45 PM
headers only SPV for zcash forks is 2kb per header vs 80 bytes
so much less practical than for bitcoin
Slyris22-Sep-19 08:33 PM
hello @jl777c i think @naezith have a question about blockchain and game for you
Patrick Friggens23-Sep-19 04:44 PM
is dilithium, a quantum-secure digital signature scheme activated in Pirate?
jl777c23-Sep-19 04:44 PM
no, it requires CC
Patrick Friggens23-Sep-19 04:45 PM
CC?
custom consensus?
jl777c23-Sep-19 04:47 PM
yes, PIRATE cant do the antara modules. due to the privacy
Patrick Friggens23-Sep-19 04:48 PM
okay, thanks!
ERIC25-Sep-19 08:29 AM
If I built a smart chain , Can I use another POW algorithm other than equilhash ?(edited)
Is it true that kmdlabs coins are the maincurrency to pay fees for antara ? If not for what are they good ?
Thx for answer
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴26-Sep-19 01:10 PM
the two ore only loosely connected
in a "short answer", LABS can be used to pay for the usage of KMDLabs as a sandbox testing ground for creating chains and development with the "simulated" (for lack of a better word) dPoW
You know "in real time" if the things you dev and test are production ready
az26-Sep-19 01:11 PM
hey @jl777c , would you be interested in speaking with people who submitted the dilithium NIST project ? I had lunch with one of them yesterday and, even if he was not aware of Komodo work - was interested in the use of their stuff. Or perhaps you already have contact with them and my friend was not aware of this.(edited)
vogelfreund8826-Sep-19 01:12 PM
So it is not worth to buy?
If I’m not a dev
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴26-Sep-19 01:14 PM
imo, now is a great time to buy
from an investment standpoint, "the ground floor" is always best to get in at
vogelfreund8826-Sep-19 01:16 PM
Will it be available on AtomicDEX in the future?(edited)
jl777c26-Sep-19 01:19 PM
@az would be cool if they would visit here to find out how we integrated the dilithium
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴26-Sep-19 01:23 PM
Will it be available on AtomicDEX in the future?
it's been in the 'coins' repo for months, so I can't see why it wouldn't be
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LocoMB27-Sep-19 11:12 AM
@jl777c here is a crypto unrelated tech question-
what IDE do you use?
I know there is a spectrum from vim/gcc up to stuff like clion and this is an interesting fundamental question..
I used pycharm for some stuff in python and I sort of really hated it (bloated container ship that could hog your whole computer just to tell you that your code style was not according to pep1217 or whatever), but it had some features I did not want to miss-
what about c programming?
sublime is a cool text editor with syntax highlighting, but these bare bones things usually only work for 'helloworld'
Do you use some make or automake?
I was exposed to makefiles 15 years ago and it is rather an art, not an exact science...
jl777c27-Sep-19 11:13 AM
i usually just put #include "sourcefiles" to avoid linker issues


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